Three Twisted Stories (2015)
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The widow Finkelmeyer was standing on her front porch with a broom in her hands. A cigarette dangled from her lips. She wore an apron like Shirley Booth in Hazel. Her hair was wildly corkscrewed under the little white cap. She was rail thin, probably in her fifties, but her heavy makeup gave her the look of a gal who’d been around the block a few times.
“Is this your house?” Charlie asked, because she looked like the maid.
She waved him inside. “Melvin liked it when I dressed up.”
Charlie didn’t... think that was any kind of answer, but he went inside anyway. She lived in one of those ranch houses they’d built after the war. Despite her maid getup, the place was a mess. Boxes were piled high around the foyer. Papers spilled onto the floor. There were magazines stacked around the sunken living room. The couch was piled high with glossy photos. Charlie saw the images and blanched.
“Kiddie porn,” the widow said. “Oughta be illegal, but whattaya gonna do?”
Charlie followed her into the kitchen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The widow Finkelmeyer was standing on her front porch with a broom in her hands. A cigarette dangled from her lips. She wore an apron like Shirley Booth in Hazel. Her hair was wildly corkscrewed under the little white cap. She was rail thin, probably in her fifties, but her heavy makeup gave her the look of a gal who’d been around the block a few times.
“Is this your house?” Charlie asked, because she looked like the maid.
She waved him inside. “Melvin liked it when I dressed up.”
Charlie didn’t... think that was any kind of answer, but he went inside anyway. She lived in one of those ranch houses they’d built after the war. Despite her maid getup, the place was a mess. Boxes were piled high around the foyer. Papers spilled onto the floor. There were magazines stacked around the sunken living room. The couch was piled high with glossy photos. Charlie saw the images and blanched.
“Kiddie porn,” the widow said. “Oughta be illegal, but whattaya gonna do?”
Charlie followed her into the kitchen.
What to read after Three Twisted Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karin Slaughter to read onlineMoreLess
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